News

Who’s Who, published in print annually by A&C Black since 1897, and online by Oxford University Press since 2008, is the leading source of up-to-date information about over 34,000 influential people worldwide who impact British public life today. This site is updated annually each December and is an invaluable research tool, and a unique way of measuring social change. An invitation to appear in Who’s Who recognises lasting distinction and influence, with an entry in Who’s Who being for life.

Join our mailing list and follow Who’s Who on Twitter @ukwhoswho to keep up to date with all the latest news and developments.

Who’s Who 2012: published 5th December 2012

The 164th edition of Who’s Who brings together over 34,000 autobiographical entries from people of influence and interest in every area of public life. Featuring almost 1,000 entries new for this edition, Who’s Who 2012 celebrates the achievement of British Society. This edition will be in use during the London 2012 Olympic Games and as a mark of the importance of this event, Lord Coe, an eminent and long-standing biographee, has written the first foreword to appear in Who’s Who since the 150th anniversary edition in 1998.

Key names entering Who’s Who 2012 include people from the arts and entertainment world such as Sally Hawkins, Louis Theroux, and Cath Kidston. Sport is also well represented with Formula One World Champion Jenson Button making welcome entry as well as England Football Manager, Fabio Capello.

For more information on Who’s Who 2012 see our press release.

Read the foreword written by Lord Coe


Previous updates


Who’s Who 2010 in the news:

© Oxford University Press 2007. All Rights Reserved

Text of Who's Who and Who Was Who copyright © A&C Black
All other web site content copyright © Oxford University Press